What’s happening?

Nothing much is happening. I’m just collecting a little data on the number of tabs I’ve left open exactly like how the title implies(and maybe other miscellaneous related info). Sounds very boring right? It really is… until I reformat it!

The collected data

At the time of this story’s creation I’ve logged exactly a total of 40 observations (the bare minimum hahaha).! The data I’ve collected include the number of tabs (my main observation), the type of tabs - whether it was a canvas tab, a Google search tab, etc, the browser used, the number of windows open, and what stage was the tab was opened for.

How often did I log data?

So since I only logged data when I needed to, as this plot shows, I’ve only logged for two periods of time. The first cluster was when project 2 came out, and the second cluster was for this project.

Sleep when?

Looking at this plot I think I have a pretty normal sleep schedule… for a uni student with not very good self control and time management. Probably explains why I get sick often. Maybe its time I stop procrastinating my assignments. and go from a 3am to 11am sleep cycle to a 10pm to 6am (this is never going to happen but one can hope!)

Tabs VS Windows

This was something I was very interested in. How the number of tabs would affect the number of windows.

After looking at this plot it seems that I don’t use more than 2 windows, and that the number of windows increase when I have more tabs, or maybe its the other way around.

Which day is the fullest?

Looks like Wednesdays and Sundays are the day I log the least amount of tabs. This seems to imply that on those days I don’t have as much to do. HOWEVER! Unfortunately that is not true! Those days are the days clear out my tabs due to needing to focus on an assignment that’s due soon. The reason for Wednesdays should be pretty clear now right? (Reminder: Stats 220 assignments are due then)

Uni stages and tabs

The last plot created….:

This plot shows that the frequency I have tabs open for Stage 2 courses is the highest. This is what I expected as most my courses are Stage 2. I also expected the discrepancy between Stage 3 and Stage 1 despite having only one course in Stage 3 and two in Stage 1 as I spend much more time working on stage 3.

The End

You’ve reach the end of this story. There is nothing much left to say. I would like to say I’ve learnt something from the data I’ve collected and the plots I’ve generated, but these have only confirmed what I already known or suspected. Maybe next time I’ll collect data and learn something new!